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Noisy bubbles hinder ultrasound-boosted chemical reactions, sonochemistry model shows

Noisy bubbles hinder ultrasound-boosted chemical reactions, sonochemistry model showsWorldPing

Ultrasound is a powerful way to drive chemical reactions. When high-frequency sound waves pass through a liquid, tiny bubbles form and then violently collapse in a process called acoustic cavitation.

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